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Professor Chris Nwakobia stated that opposition political parties cannot defeat President Tinubu due to their division. Magaji Mato urged the factions of the PDP, led by Taminu Turaki and Nyesom Wike, to allow the party to breathe. Abubakar Malami declared a 'state of emergency on misgovernance' and secured the ADC nomination form for the governorship in 2027.

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